Rigmate pair of mallards, Horace Hi Crandall, Westwood,

Miniature Mallard Pair Horace "Hie" L. Crandall (1892-1969) Los Angeles, CA, c. 1950 base is 9 1/2 in. long Intricate carvings with incised bills, raised primaries and tail feathers. Hand-crafted meta

Excellent rigmate pair of mallards, Ken Anger, Dunnville, Ontario, circa 1950. Fine rasping on head. Hollow body. With typical hour glass carving on back. 16" long. Notes: Decoy

Outstanding Mallard Pair Charles H. Perdew (1874-1963) Henry, IL, c. 1940 15 3/4 in. long An excellent rigmate pair with a slightly turned-head drake. Both birds feature Charlie Perdew's best paint wi

Decoy Group of Miniature 1/4 and 1/2 size Decoys. Comprising pair of canvasback by JC West, JC West wood duck Drake, Mallard 2 Canada Geese, 1/2 size Goose and a Harry Conklin standing Goose. Used con

Rigmate pair of pintails, Ward Brothers, Crisfield, Maryland. Both are signed and dated 1955. Balsa bodies with hardwood inset tails. Stippling on back of drake. Excellent detail feather painting on h

Rigmate pair of buffleheads, Ward Brothers, Crisfield, Maryland. Both signed and dated 1969. Stamped "Collection of RH Richardson". Both have turned heads and relief wingtip carving. Hen's head is sli

Fine rigmate pair of bluebills, Stevens Brothers, Weedsport, New York, last quarter 19th century. Both have Stevens stencil on underside. Both heads still swivel as they should. Drake has fine comb pa

Rigmate pair of redheads, Charlie Joiner, Chestertown, Maryland. Both signed on underside. Notes: Decoy

Rigmate pair of bluebills, Ken Anger, Dunnville, Ontario. 14" long. Incised wing carving. Hen's head is very slightly turned.

Rigmate pair of bluebills, Charles Buchanon, Gananoque, Ontario. 14" long. Hen has very slightly turned head. Good feather paint detail with combing on drake's back.

Rigmate pair of canvasbacks, Hays Decoy Factory, 2nd quarter 20th century. Glass eye model. 16" long. Notes: Decoy

Tony Paul table lamps, pair WestwoodUSA, c. 1958painted plaster, linen, brass16.5 dia x 30 h in (42 x 76 cm) Literature: Westwood, manufacturer's catalog, unpagina

Table lamps, pair. Westwood, USA, 1958. Painted plaster, brass, walnut. 7dia x 32h

Table lamps, pair, Westwood, USA, 1958. Painted plaster, linen, brass. 16 1/2DIA x 30H.

Owen J. Gromme (American, 1896-1991) Pair of Mallards and Black Duck Rising, Horicon Marsh, Wis. Oil on canvas, signed lower left and dated '39, also signed, titled, and dated on the stretcher 30" x 2

Raised, crossed wingtips and slightly turned heads. Comb feather paint detail and curly tail sprig on drake. Hen is signed and dated 2001, drake 2002. Measure 14.75" and 15.75" long.

Shooting stool models with reared back heads. Signed and dated 1967. Decoys originally had keels that were removed. Measure 15” long. Provenance: Made for Phil Williamson collection.

Hollow Challenge-Grade Mallard Pair Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1910 16 1/4 in. long A rare pair of hollow Challenge-Grade mallards, the hen has been twice struck with a "D" brand.

VERY FINE PAIR OF MALLARDS by John W. McLoughlin, Bordentown, NJ, (1911-1985). Both in excellent original paint and condition. The hen with detailed paint ticking to head and detailed painted feather

Hollow carved with relief wing and incised feather carving. Feather rasping detail typical of the carver. Measure 16.25" long.

EXTREMELY RARE PAIR OF MINIATURE MALLARDS by Thomas Wilson, Ipswich, MA, (1863-1940). Excellent original paint and condition. Both with very detailed painted feather work and speculums. Both retain bl

FINE PAIR OF MALLARDS by George Strunk, Glendora, NJ. Excellent original paint and condition. Very tight hairline seam separation on drake's left side. The drake with fine detailed comb feather painti

EARLY PAIR OF MALLARDS by William Cranmer, Beach Haven, NJ. Original paint with some crazing to breast and tail of hen. Unused condition. Both with keels. Both hollow construction. Heads slightly turn

Mason Decoy Factory (1896-1924) Detroit, MI, c. 1915 16 3/4 in. long A pair of mallards mounted on wooden bases with the following inscription: "Mallard / Made by Mason Decoy Factory Detroit, Mich. /